Do you need your lift or lifts removing? In & Out Lift Ltd are industry experts you can rely on. Our team’s vast knowledge within the lift industry, both lift installation and removal will ensure a safe, fast and efficient lift removal process, whether the lift removal is for building demolition/refurb purposes or lift replacement, direct to principle contractor or on behalf of another lift company we will complete your lift removal on time and within budget.
In & Out Lifts Ltd has one aim in mind. Provide a safe, fast and efficient lift removal service to all our clients nationwide. No matter how big or small the project maybe our engineers will approach it with the same positive mental attitude,
When you have a lift that requires removal, please be sure the work is done by professionals.
In & Out Lifts Ltd are lift removal experts. All engineers are at least NVQ qualified. Every project no matter how big or small will have senior management supervising and overseeing the project from start to finish.
We are a safe contractor accredited company who believe a safe approach is the only approach and this accreditation further ensures our clients get a safe and efficient service. Giving particular attention to health and safety we work to all construction design management (CDM) Regulations. We also provide a comprehensive method statement and risk assessment for each contract.
Remember – Removing a lift is a complex undertaking – all working platforms and lifting equipment must comply with LOLER regulations. Open lift shaft entrances must be protected. Every project presents its own challenges and our experienced project managers will carry out a comprehensive risk assessment focusing on a safe method of removal and disposal.
Although Annex E of BS7255 (2012) covers dismantling in a generic way, it does not cover all possibilities that might be encountered upon lift removal. It is essential that a additional safety systems are put in place to prevent an accident from occurring if the primary suspension system fails.
